Target feeding, mostly reef roids / coral frenzy .5mm pellets but also bits of frozen food (LRS).
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Target feeding, mostly reef roids / coral frenzy .5mm pellets but also bits of frozen food (LRS).
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What kind of light is the best for the aips? I have many of berghias (think 500+) and now the problem to feed them. It is from one day to the next more complicated to feed them...
Sorry for bad english. I am from Germany. :):)
Sorry for bad english. I am from Germany. :):)
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The labour is relative, for my current set up it takes me less than 5 minutes a day to care for them.
I feed them once a day, and every 7 days they get cut. The reason I expressed that a shallow tray is important in to make life easier, every time I frag the aips I just use a curved long scissors (the same scissors used to cut grass on planted tanks) and in a similar way it only takes seconds to go around and cut the aips on the stem near the foot without getting my hands wet. There is a lot of chemicals released during fragging attention to use protective equipment is always required.
For feeding I use one of these hatchers
It doesn’t take long to set it up. Obviously on a larger scale it would become more of a job as any other breeding process.
Nudibranch will eat any sized aip, they can eat very large aiptasi
What is the hatcher? Baby brine?The labour is relative, for my current set up it takes me less than 5 minutes a day to care for them.
I feed them once a day, and every 7 days they get cut. The reason I expressed that a shallow tray is important in to make life easier, every time I frag the aips I just use a curved long scissors (the same scissors used to cut grass on planted tanks) and in a similar way it only takes seconds to go around and cut the aips on the stem near the foot without getting my hands wet. There is a lot of chemicals released during fragging attention to use protective equipment is always required.
For feeding I use one of these hatchers
It doesn’t take long to set it up. Obviously on a larger scale it would become more of a job as any other breeding process.
Nudibranch will eat any sized aip, they can eat very large aiptasias.
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